The chances of propagating from the above is zero. Also the two bottom ones on the floor doesn't look like bamboo. They are some sort of "bromelaid" also known as air-plants.

With the plant to the right probably being Tillandsia. Although that one will probably grow if there is any rootstock attached at all (since the leaf rosettes haven't fallen apart there is probably enough base left to allow these pieces to keep going). Whereas bamboos need complete sections of rootstock and roots to be present, that have not been left sitting out in the air. For very much time at all.

Except where you are, it seems Bambusa vulgaris 'Vittata' might be present - and even what you have shown here. This particular one can be grown from large cut culm sections inserted into pots and kept moist.